ūhata (3984)

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ūhata
Entry 3984, Page 150, Col. 2
(Uhata, Uhata)
ūhata¦, ppp. (both mgs. = Pali id.; cf. § 3.2 and samūhata; in Skt. uddhṛta has both mgs.; uddhata, to root han, is somewhat dubiously assigned to mg. 2, still more dubiously to mg. 1; but BHS has ūhanati, q.v. in mg. 1), (1) removed, put away, destroyed: Mv i.247.17 rāgadveṣā ca ūhatā (mss. °tam); 354.4 tiṣṭhaṃ yathā kāṣṭhagataṃ an-ūhataṃ (the context resembles Dhp. 338); Ud x.13 tāla-mastur (see mastu) iv' ūhataḥ, like the top of a palmtree destroyed; (2) arisen: Mv ii.58.12 (vs) aruṇasmiṃ (read °smim or °smi, m.c.) ūhate; 415.14 ūhate ca aruṇe; so with mss. both times; Senart em. udgate, but cf. Pali Jāt. v.403.30 aruṇasmiṃ (mss.; ed. em. °smi, m.c.) ūhate (comm. gloss uggate).

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